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Neither is this video excused from being tarred with the sexist brush because a proportion of women immersed in alternative culture have decided that it's OK.

The move could prove politically sensitive but West Midlands chief constable Chris Sims says it is justified because a proportion of crime has moved off the streets and into the home and online.

This is because a proportion of the stored energy in the dual-BESS scheme is to be used to achieve power dispatchability.

Polish migrants have jobs after migration more often than they did in Poland, but that is mainly because a proportion of them were still at school before migration.

The child had spent months receiving treatment for leukaemia, but was at risk of infection because a proportion of pupils in the school had not been vaccinated - including several in the same class.

Cluster bombs and cluster munitions have faced widespread criticism because they kill too indiscriminately and because a proportion of the bomblets have a tendency to not explode on impact.

This is because only a proportion of those newly infected in a given year are tested for HIV in that same year.

To add one, I have to multiply by something because I take a proportion of the existing thing and add it to itself to add one more step.

Because of apoptosis a proportion of cells in degenerate IVDs will be unreactive; in these IVDs >70% (range 71%to94%4%) of cells were positive.

Heterozygotes are readily recognisable by HRM because they form a proportion of heteroduplexes which melt differently to perfectly matched homoduplexes.

"That's a big problem, because a high proportion of people going through a mental health crisis will also have related drug and alcohol issues," she said.